Between Classes: Nels Christensen and Jess Roberts
Between Classes Albion College has a small campus with countless professors. The college fosters education in diverse departments, and its professors have equally diverse backgrounds. […]
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Bugs n’ Blossoms: Albion Emeritus, Martha O’Kennon, Starts Nature Blog
Martha O’Kennon, professor emeritus of mathematics, computer science and Chinese from Albion College, now runs a blog consisting of weekly entries about the different flora […]
Albion College Holds First Iron Chef Competition
In the midst of a new semester, Baldwin decided it was time to try something new and tasty. On Wednesday, Sept. 18, 10 student contestants […]
What Matters to Leroy Wright and Why
The What Matters to Me and Why Dinner, held in Upper Baldwin on Wednesday evening, aimed to bring together faculty, staff and students, allowing them […]
Dr. Scott Melzer Researches Connection Between Masculinity and Gun Violence
For many Americans, acts of gun violence and mass shootings have become frighteningly common in daily life. Kids are now being taught how to protect […]
Michelle Zellner: Being a Better Being through Health and Happiness
This Wednesday, Michelle Zellner, owner of the Better Beings wellness business and author of “The YOU Revolution: The Journey of a Better Being,” is hosting […]
Seven Takeaways of the Third 2020 Presidential Democratic Debate
Thursday night, the 2020 Presidential Democratic Debate took place at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas. The event occurred in partnership with ABC News and […]
Albion College Student Recognized for Disability Advocacy
This past Spring, Jasmine Maddox, a senior from Atlanta, Georgia, was named one of two recipients of the 2019 Association on Higher Education and Disability […]
Albion College Names New Dean of Students
On the small campus of Albion College, it’s easy to know who’s new and who’s not. In addition to fulfilling the typical role of the […]
Toss the Scale, Redefining Healthy
As time goes on and societal norms change, the definition of what it means to be healthy also changes. On Sept. 7 Albion College Union […]
The Holocaust Studies Trip: A Personal Experience
This May, a number of Albion College students traveled to Poland with the Holocaust Studies Service Learning Project. Students spent almost two weeks there as […]
Buying Books, not Breaking the Bank
Let’s face it. College is expensive, especially private liberal arts schools. The beginning of each semester is when bank accounts are emptied of hard earned […]